Maplewood Map
Maplewood New Jersey as of November 2024 has 97 separate small businesses in it’s adorable, historical downtown. This meticulous map marks each and every one of them, along with cultural institutions like The Woodland (formerly known as the Women’s Club) and The Burgdorff Cultural Center - along with it’s 100 year old Red Oak tree out front.
Material: Premium quality print on heavy semi-matte paper
Perfect for framing or displaying as-is
As seen in the Holiday edition of Matters Magazine!
Lovers of Maplewood could pore over this map for hours, winding their way down the brick sidewalks and tree-lined streets, reliving memories of their home town.
This map was created in the fall of 2024, over many many visits downtown, capturing the fundamental elements of each building and business. I couldn’t possibly tell you how many hours I spent on it, but it is a visual feast, according to everyone who has seen it being developed.
Maplewood New Jersey as of November 2024 has 97 separate small businesses in it’s adorable, historical downtown. This meticulous map marks each and every one of them, along with cultural institutions like The Woodland (formerly known as the Women’s Club) and The Burgdorff Cultural Center - along with it’s 100 year old Red Oak tree out front.
Material: Premium quality print on heavy semi-matte paper
Perfect for framing or displaying as-is
As seen in the Holiday edition of Matters Magazine!
Lovers of Maplewood could pore over this map for hours, winding their way down the brick sidewalks and tree-lined streets, reliving memories of their home town.
This map was created in the fall of 2024, over many many visits downtown, capturing the fundamental elements of each building and business. I couldn’t possibly tell you how many hours I spent on it, but it is a visual feast, according to everyone who has seen it being developed.
Maplewood New Jersey as of November 2024 has 97 separate small businesses in it’s adorable, historical downtown. This meticulous map marks each and every one of them, along with cultural institutions like The Woodland (formerly known as the Women’s Club) and The Burgdorff Cultural Center - along with it’s 100 year old Red Oak tree out front.
Material: Premium quality print on heavy semi-matte paper
Perfect for framing or displaying as-is
As seen in the Holiday edition of Matters Magazine!
Lovers of Maplewood could pore over this map for hours, winding their way down the brick sidewalks and tree-lined streets, reliving memories of their home town.
This map was created in the fall of 2024, over many many visits downtown, capturing the fundamental elements of each building and business. I couldn’t possibly tell you how many hours I spent on it, but it is a visual feast, according to everyone who has seen it being developed.
